Explanatory Question
What is an Exception in Java?
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An exception in Java is an unexpected event or error that happens while a program is running, which interrupts the normal flow of the program.
It’s Java’s way of saying:
“Something went wrong, but I can handle it gracefully without crashing the whole program.”
🧠 Example:
int a = 10; int b = 0; int result = a / b; // ❌ This will cause an exception System.out.println(result);
👉 Here, a / b will cause an ArithmeticException because you can’t divide by zero.
Without handling this, your program will crash.
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